The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-04-02
silver has dropped to O7X.


psrkinson will deliver the News this
mornine and make the monthly collec-
tinn for the same.
n M. Converse returned home last
Tbursday. after a winters visit in
California.
The Sentinel notes that DR.. Hsgar
is slowly improving.
The Board of County Commission
era will hold their quarterly meeting
next Monday.
Leave your or iers with Sol Hip
nands not in stock will be sent for. y
B.B. Bird is the new agent for the
Taylor lumber yard.
Rev. Father KiIey, late Of Eureka.
has been appointed rector of the Cath
ole Church at Reno by Bishp Man
ogue.
The Eberhardt-Mo Company
have commenced hauling ore to the
mill on Steptoe Creek.
morrow will be Palm Sunday,
next Friday Good Friday. and the
Sunday following Easter. Thus pass
eth away the LeBten season.
California -four. at the lowest fig
ures, at Whey Edwards.
The residents down at the Argus
and Monitor mills will petition the
Board of Commissioners at their next
meet for a school district. They are
entitled TO it.
Mrs. David Biggs, of Duck Creek,
has our thanks for "A box of fresh hen
fruit. Just the thing for > dainty
breakfast.
A lot Of gents ready-mads clothing,
newest styles, just received At Sci
Hips.
Ranchers are complaining ofthe dry
weather. They say that unless We
have more snow the grass will be very
thin the coming Summer.
A.C. Cleveland passed through for
home last Saturday. He took with
him Leon" fine Norman stallion.
The horse weighs 1000 and is thing
of beauty To look at.
A large invoice If coal oil, cheap
for cash, at YinsyEdward's.
The News goes tn press this week
under Stacked sails. Sickness in the
household is he rxeu we have to
nfrr. Slespless aights and the whole
drudgerv of shop work by day are
not calculated 10 make the editor
bright and newsy.
Our latest a,lvlccs from the injunc-
tion suit WAS that its hearing had
occupied several DAYS in the District
Court ut Eureka. and WINS not con-
c!uded when the last mail left. We
will probably learn the result this
morning. bnt too late for this issue.
Mrs. Kate Leahigh took charge of
the restaurant next TO Max Shaeffer's
nm the lsi and wi conduct il hereafter.
tn la1ys past experience in this
branch of business il "A sure guarantee
thst IL will he conducted in good style
Read al. in another column.
The attention of those of our readers
Interested in the breeding of fine
horses is called 20 the advertisement
Of Lyons Il MeGill in another column.
They have imported and will stand at
their ranch for the coming season one
Of The finest horses in the State
"Grant."
A gentleman who came in from
Eureka few DAYS ago informs rs that
$4,000 would not paw the indebted
ness Of the late White Pine stage line.
II this he true-and the gentleman
who told US Is in a position To know
It will take some acute fnanceerin9
Tor the new corporation 20 pay up that
debt 10 the next few years.
r. A. Mccormick writes US from
Boston. under date of March 21st.
he says an administrators for Nevada
mas been appointed for the Brooks
estate. He feels confident all will he
satisfactorily settled, and expects to
% back at Anrum by the 1st of May.
b. NJ. Pearlman has secured the
agency for Ben. Perley Poore's
"Reminiscences of Sixty Years in the
National Metropolis" for White Pine
county. The work will be published
IN Two volumes, and from the pros.
poets before us will he most remark
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